They won't, but the frontal lobotomies that occur will unleash a lycra zombie apocalypse.Agree. People shouldn't lose their heads over this issue.
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They won't, but the frontal lobotomies that occur will unleash a lycra zombie apocalypse.Agree. People shouldn't lose their heads over this issue.
As a cyclist that has been "doored" in urban traffic in an accident that totaled my bicycle, took me to the emergency room, and required replacing my helmet, I have no more fear of a Falcon-Wing door, than a regular door. They both can hurt if opened in front of you on your bicycle! In fact, the Falcon-Wing door will probably open more slowly and be easier to avoid.
Good thing you people from USA have the First Amendment. Sad thing it doesn't seem to apply to Teslamotorsclub... It's also sad to see that all sort of critical comments automatically is categorized as "trolling", and if the "troll" keeps nagging, he/she eventually gets banned. I'm referring to the posts from Teo the last couple of days.
What is this? Could we please go back to real discussions with real arguments where people not necessarily agree, but at least respect that there might be different views? It sounds more and more like a known speech from a former US president: "Either you're with us or you're with the..." trolls??? Just to be clear: I'm seriously with Tesla, but honestly believe a product gets better by listen to real concerns from the customers. Actually, I also believe Tesla Motors is quite good at it, but Teslamotorsclub seems to be a bit too biased... I still have rel concerns about snow, slush and side-ways rain. I'm not that concerned about fingers and bicycles, but that is simply because I newer thought about it. That is why I respect concerns from people like Teo, and belive people like him actually brings value to the forum.
And why isn't the comment from Kevin Harne moderated? Is that the kind of comments we want on this forum?
Just to avoid being banned myself: I am an MX reservation holder (#178 Europe), I'm an TSLA-investor, I joined Teslamotorsclub 2013-01-15, I respect other peoples opinions, but demand the right to speak!
(pardon my English ... I'm Norwegian)
They won't, but the frontal lobotomies that occur will unleash a lycra zombie apocalypse.
The problem I have with this picture is the little arch in the garage door. I do not have such and the vast majority of the garage doors I see around do not have that either. That arch forces the door rails to be installed higher up than it would normally be in the case of a standard horizontal top door, giving some extra space for the doors to fit under the door. So I am not at all convinced by this picture that the car would fit under a standard open garage door. I'd like to see the exact height measurement of the tallest point of the open Model X door (from the ground), if anyone knows that, please post it.
As mentioned previously on this thread, there are some detailed projections:
For those worried about the height of the doors (like me!), I did some math
But no one knows for sure until the next prototype is revealed.
Wow, I'm impressed by Tesla engineering -- again! Based on that thread, the height is estimated to be about 85", I just measured the space under my garage door and it is 86", so the X-doors could open with about 1" to spare
I was at a horse show this weekend. Has anyone thought about the ramifications of a equestrian and falcon wing doors. Equestrians ride much higher up than cyclists and have the potential to losing most of their torso on the razor sharp falcon doors.
The horror!
I was at a horse show this weekend. Has anyone thought about the ramifications of a equestrian and falcon wing doors. Equestrians ride much higher up than cyclists and have the potential to losing most of their torso on the razor sharp falcon doors.
The horror!
The horse would like have to be rubbing the side of the Model X for that to happen.I was at a horse show this weekend. Has anyone thought about the ramifications of a equestrian and falcon wing doors. Equestrians ride much higher up than cyclists and have the potential to losing most of their torso on the razor sharp falcon doors. The horror!